Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-01-06

A. DAMAS.
The following numbers in M. J. Greenburp's
Candy GIFT Enterprise are still remaiuip Q
uncslled for. Nos. As. 20. ID and IL.
! $. Whitewater on new years days closed
the bar-room in connection with his estab.
hshment, and will hereafter confine his bust
ness to nothing but the bakery and grocery
departments.
Charley Baker. our joviAl meat. desector,
has been necessarily obliged b.. move ar ,und
BY the help of a cane during the last week,
owing t" severe rheumatic atta.k in one
Of his limbs.
George Christie is still takin. the express
| into Pierce City with team. but he reports
that the timber has fallen to such all .xt-n,
as t" n-ar'y "hstruct passage He reports
snow three feet deep
Found In the mercantile store of H.
X Barnett IN this city, a scarf piu, with
! setting around Masonic embiem. Owner
Can have same by calling at this office and
paying Tor this notice.
FOUND. About two weeks ago, At the
heat If rammany Hollow, a black alligator
p"r'-m"ney. The owner can have the same
ny calling at this office, proving what vas
u the same and paying for this notice.
The case Of the United States VS. A. O.
Dodge for timber cutting. CONSUMED tw
days Of the court and jury last week. and
| nnA'I, resulted IN rendering verdict for the
United States in the sum of $l0l6 damages
| We have just completed the printing of a
c'ok took for Mrs. Willis Sweet of Moscow.
The book was compiled by the lady and is
well written aud full Of good receipts, and
Tor use in the culinary department il Ia k
ing in nothing.
All of the schools, both public and private
OF this city. resumed work on Monday after
| their holiday vacation. We under stand
their Is AS large attendance and as diiyept
work undergoing as there was before the
visit Of Santa Claus.
Mrs. =. A. Manning did not leave for
Occur dAiene City asst week as stated
by the TELLER, but was detained by the
misfortune III her son who was kicked in
the les by horse She will, however. take
her departure shortly.
Ii 1t does not freeze hard enough ere long,
Lewiston will be obliged to order carg. vi
ice from the North Pole for summer use
ite Ice at present is about two inches thick,
but will have to thaw off and new ice form
before it will be tit to put up.
The members of the A. 0. u. W.. Clear.
water lodge No. ii. of this city. and few
1 Ut their friends, will merrily engage III
dripping the light fantastic" this evening at
their hall. and partake Of = supper winch
will be served for the occasion.
The city band awoke the sound sleepers
on New Years eve to breathe a wide-a.
wake breath on the new year. The mu-
sic was grand, and to its half awake lis
teners i'll the Silly midnight created, a.
It were, . heavenly sensation.
BENZ. Morris returned on Mondays stea.
iner from the east, where he has been the
past month visiting the different points Of
Interest. d. reports an enjoyable visit aud
experienced extremely cold weather while
there. He lett by st"ge Tuesday morning
tor his home ut Mt. Idano.
A surprise party was given New Years
eve. On the farm Of Pat Murray in Tam
many Hollow. About twenty couple were
III attendance, the largest party ever gwen
Ia the Hollow. Several la.ties and gentle.
men were III attendance from this city, o. d
the unanimous report is - bang -slam.up
time"
| A January number of the Portland West
~ re is tue best we have seen. Enclosed
with it is q fine painting Of Mount Hood in
the distance. 1t is welt worth the price Of
| the magazine. This work is fast filling
want III TINS western country, as q WORK OF
! history and a work Oi art, descriptive ut
tine NoIth Pacific Coast.
| Prof. Ross and Ellis Church returned on
Saturday evening Irorn the Prairie, where
they nave been furnishing the music for the
Iamas rrairie holiday parties. They re.
port 'hot the festivals were largely att- nded.
oh, MI by the wav. Tom Bea!l came down
with them; he had been mp there filing
the boys ears with some of his old songs
ard jokes.
Go SIGN-It is conciusivelv evident
that the TELLER is read hv ALL The nnmer
Gus articles that have heen lost and found
and advertised "a sucn through the columns
If this paper during the past tw" mouths,
have all heeu found nv this means Bring
on YOUR advertisements and advertise in a
good. live medium -secnnd to non. IN the
upper Columbia river basin.
NINTH SALE our Ninth Annu,l Clear
anoe Sale Of Orv and Fancy Goods and Gents
Furnishing Goods viii commence IN We'ses-
day. January 5 1897. and c"n'inne twenty
Gig tdpvs Our eS-IRx ss"cs without reserv.
viii he acfed ~ crsr We shall en'e,vor to
make this sale. u pnss HE. m re- interesting 10
| cmr patrons y an we're 'ur sIeHr ormer anpm-
| al sales which have become h useh"lI " ,ras
md known =" a nu,,itnde of people. Fairly
orders solicited. OLnS 4 KING,
1875 First street, Portland Ogn,
COMING IN THE SpRING.-Mr J Alexan.
der has received a business letter fr"m En-.
gineer Bea!l. dated Miss"n,a. Dec 60 in
which he savs: There will he big rail.
' nj hoom toward Lewiston in the spring.
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